My Daughter Doesn't Do That Trailer (1940)

01 June 1940 Comedy 89 mins

It's been said, that Dr. Kugler is always ready with some gossip about the missteps and bad habits of young girls. His daughter Lisa, however, is no saint either -- only he knows nothing about it and his wife is at wits' end about it. Finally, Aunt Edith has to stick her nose in everyone's affairs and in the end, she even finds a match for Lisa.

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Cast

Ralph Arthur Roberts as R.A. Dr. Franz Kugler

Erika von Thellmann as Elli, seine Frau

Lina Carstens as Baronin Liebrenz

Rudolf Platte as Paul - Diener bei der Baronin

Hilde Hildebrand as Sängerin

Rolf Wanka as Georg Bartenberg

Klaus Pohl

Rudolf Schündler

Geraldine Katt as Lisa, beider Tochter

Wolfgang Klein as Wolfgang Klein

Gerda Maria Terno as Helen Olbrich

Kurt Waitzmann as Willy Dahlmann

Erich Fiedler as Max Heßler

Ellen Hille as Therese - Mädchen bei Kugler

Fritz Hoopts as Kargel - Gemüsehändler

Eva Tinschmann as Tina - Mamsell bei der Baronin

Crew

Hans H. Zerlett Director

International Releases Dates

Germany 01 June 1940

Production Companies

Euphono-Film GmbH

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